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| Sociology and Science are similar how? name three |
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scientific observation
absolute conclusions about data
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| the study of human group behavior |
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| Funbdamental factors in stratification |
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| Max weber believe class is closely related to?? |
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| believed the strongest person should control the resources of society |
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| the structural functionist explanatiobn of stratification is |
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| there is a limited # 9of talented people - they should be awarded |
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| Dimensions of stratificiation |
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| social science that deals with human use of the natural environment |
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| the notiobn that social institutions reinforce & legitimize class divisions is derived from? |
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| Where does specialezed socialization occur most frequently |
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| occupaitonal group organizations |
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| Each stage presenbts an individual with "crises of self-definition" |
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| development theory - a child of eight can master addition |
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| physchoanalytical theory - emphasizes the importance of unconscious level of personality |
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| theory of moral development claims universal validity |
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| three stages of moral development - pre-conventional/conventional and post-conventional |
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| theory of personality - stressing self-concept & self- actualization |
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| major critism his over emphasis on early childhood |
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| Personality development proceeds in stages related to sensory-motor maturation |
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| refers to a person's perception as to what other think of him/her |
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| what is the newest challenge to a family's socialization |
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| function to deflect anxiety |
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| if you hang out with bums you'll become a bum |
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| attainment not possible for all |
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| when parents give rewards for certain male/female behavior |
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| pluralist societies depend upon.... |
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| coexistence for their existence |
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| almost all children know their sex & how each sex is suppose to behave by what age |
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| classs is closely related to life chances |
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| pervasiven ess of the ideology |
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| classes are de5ermined by the relationship of a goupr in society to the means of production |
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| when a minority group accepts the cluture of a dominant group |
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| difference between government & state |
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| government is a process and state is an abstract symbol |
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| where did facism first emerge |
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| controls the individual both socially & politically |
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| what do conflict theory see the states function as? |
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| protecting the interest of the elite only |
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| redrawing of voting district boundaries to manipulate nthe elections outcome |
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| throws things away from center |
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| Every state has how many US reps and how many senators |
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| Each state has how many US reps and how many senators |
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| Rouysseau's theory of nation-state |
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| states develop first and a sense of nation follows |
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| how much of us land is owned by the feds |
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| central governement holds power |
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| legislature elects chief executive |
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| territorial claims on neighbour |
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| sub units share authority |
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| example: military training |
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| best cultures prevail over others |
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| manipulating district boundaries |
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| inequality from class struggle |
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| what are the five pivitol institutions |
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| family economy government education religion |
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| the study of the interaction of all physical & human phenomena at individual places and its interactions |
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| climate, soil & vegetation |
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| groups & activities (language, industry) |
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| groups & activities (language, industry) |
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| geography is the geek word for |
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| physical or cultural regions |
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| interatctions such as trade and communications |
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| the water realm of Earth's surface |
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| thin layer of gases surrounding earth to an altitude of less than 480 KM or 300 miles |
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| east/west represented by imaginary lines called meridians (extending from pole to pole) |
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| from which longitude is measured |
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| angular distance measures north and south of equator |
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| shows the land in a very small space |
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| show the area in large space (street map) |
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| distort size but preserves shape |
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| preserves size but distorts shape |
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| the angle of which solar radiation strikes a particular place at any point in time |
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| uses pixels, usually in columns & rows |
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| uses points, lines and areas |
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| landsat (satellite) pixels can depict how small and area |
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| Arnold Toynbee's "challenge - response" theory holds that: |
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| harsh natural environments encourage innovative and vigorous socieites. |
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| area where culture prevauls |
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